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The image showcases a magnificent example of Victorian architecture built in the Queen Anne style with Neo-Gothic elements. This imposing mansion features an asymmetrical facade composition and rich decorative ornamentation. The foundation of the house is made of dark red stone or brick, creating a solid visual foundation for the entire structure.
The facade of the mansion is distinguished by an amazing variety of textures and materials. The lower floor is clad in massive stone blocks with arched elements forming a covered porch. The upper floors are finished with wooden cladding in a sand shade, which contrasts with the stone base. Particularly expressive are the decorative elements under the cornices and around the windows, painted in dark green and red colors.
The roof of the building is a complex multi-pitched structure with steep angles typical of Victorian style. A conical tower with a round base stands out as one of the characteristic elements of the Queen Anne style. Below the roof is a series of decorative brackets and friezes with geometric patterns.
The window openings are diverse in shape and size - there are both rectangular and polygonal windows, some of which are combined into bay windows. Special charm is added to the facade by the second floor with a balcony adorned with delicate balustrades and decorative columns.
The approach to the house is formed by a brick walkway framed by well-maintained lawns, which emphasizes the status and historical value of this architectural masterpiece.